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As the temperatures begin their annual spring-time climb into “swimming friendly” temperatures, it’s time to start thinking about getting your backyard ready for summer. We receive many calls each year wondering when the best time is to schedule their pool spring opening in Utah.

1) If you’re already thinking it, the answer is probably: now! The closer the calendar is to Memorial Day weekend, the more you increase your chance of delaying the opening of your swimming pool.

2) As soon as you want to use it! If the weather is warming up and you’re ready to take the plunge, the time is now. Some swimming pool owners even use their pools year-round (Yes! Even in the snow!)

3) You’ll want to have your swimming pool up and running no less than three weeks before your first pool party. This will allow plenty of time to account for any necessary repairs or delays. If you’re hoping to throw a Memorial Day Weekend bash, it’s best to call no later than a month in advance.

4) If you’re still unsure, the best time to schedule your swimming pool spring opening is the beginning of April. Mother nature may determine the temperature, but you can be ready to swim as soon as she is!

January may feel too early to schedule a spring opening for your swimming pool or spa, but believe it or not, before you know it the winter months will have melted away to a perfect-weather-for-swimming summer. If you’re getting anxious for June to roll around, get a head start by calling 801-209-9527 to schedule your swimming pool or spa opening.

Hopefully you’re staying warm in this very un-warm weather. Winter is here, and it’s brutal.

Here at Lifeguard Pools and Spas we’re staying busy helping keep your hot tubs, swimming pools, and spas up and running during these cold winter months. If you’re experiencing trouble with your heater, or any other swimming pool issues, please give us a call at 801-208-9527 to schedule your appointment. In some cases we may even be able to help you the same day!

Can you believe it’s April already?!? Thankfully it is! And we’re having one of those lovely, warm springs that Utah is known for (or at least we should be :)). Which means it’s time to get those swimming pools up and running for the summer season.

If you want to have your pool clean, and ready to go before Memorial Day, carpe diem! Now is the time to schedule your spring opening! How do you do such a thing? Easy peasy, just call us at 801-208-9527 to schedule a convienet appointment. You’ll be surprised how worry free it can be.

We are the last people who want to admit this, but, well, ahem…it’s going to be fall soon. Even though the temperatures are still in the nineties, and there are plenty of good swimming days left, it may be time to start thinking ahead to the inevitable drop in temperature that is right around the corner.

When should I winterize my swimming pool?

Option one: If you live around Salt Lake City, Utah, the answer to this question will vary. Some of our pool customers choose to leave their swimming pool open year round. You’ll need to turn up the heat to bear the colder temperatures, but believe it or not, you can continue to enjoy your pool throughout the winter months.

Option two: If you don’t want to pay the high utility prices associated with leaving your pool open all year, you should close your swimming pool whenever you’re done using it for the year. This will vary based on temperature and personal preference, but for many will occur between September and October.

Do I have to winterize my swimming pool?

To schedule your winterization for your swimming pool or spa, call us at 801-208-9527. We will travel to your Utah location anywhere along the Wasatch Front, including Salt Lake County, Utah County, and Davis County.

Are you having a hard time finding a Swimming Pool Company in Utah? Perhaps you’ve checked the phone book, made some calls, but you’re unimpressed (or maybe can’t get anyone to return your phone calls) and ready to try a new swimming pool company.

Good news, you’ve come to the right spot. Lifeguard Pools and Spas believes that if you love your pool company, you’ll love your pool. And we’re ready to make sure you love your pool company.

Lifeguard Pools and Spas specializes in:

Swimming Pool Maintenance– swimming pools have all sorts of gizmos and gadgets; we’re here to make sure all those pool parts are working in harmony.

Swimming Pool Service & Repair– the most enjoyable swimming pool is one that you don’t have to worry about. Sign up for weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly service for your swimming pool and spa and you’ll see how enjoyable your summer can be. We offer regular route maintenance for Salt Lake County, Utah County (including Provo and Orem) and Davis County.

How do you make summer 2012 the best summer ever? Hire the best ever swimming pool company in Utah: us! We actually show up when scheduled and we’re easy to get a hold of.

Not only will we show up every time, but we also promise to show up on time. Lifeguard Pools and Spas sets itself apart by:

doing a great job

making communication easy- call, text, email and we’ll always respond

doing whatever it takes to keep you swimming all summer long

So if you’re done spending your Saturday’s under the blazing sun vacuuming leaves from the bottom of your swimming pool, don’t dismay. Lifeguard Pools offers regularly scheduled pool service and maintenance that includes, but is not limited to:

As we approach the 2012 Spring season, you may be wondering what is the best month to open your pool. The decision to open your swimming pool is up to your personal preference, when you want to swim, and the weather.

Generally speaking you can schedule your swimming pool spring opening as soon as the weather begins to warm up. If the temperatures dip below a comfortable swimming temperature, you just need to turn down the heater on your pool until the temperatures rise up again. With the local temperatures already in the high seventies, April is the month for scheduling your spring opening this 2012 year.

Have you ever wondered how to calculate the volume of your backyard swimming pool? There are many instances in which you will need to have an idea of how many gallons your swimming pool holds- like if you’re adjusting or adding swimming pool chemicals.

We found this handy little swimming pool volume calculator over at Pentair Water’s website. You will need to have an idea of how deep your pool is at both the shallow and deep end of the pool, as well as the basic shape. Enter those values in and push “calculate” and presto! the gallons (or volume of your pool) will be magically calculated.

If calculators are a little too much math for you, and you’ve always been curious about getting help with your Utah swimming pool maintenance– consider giving us a call. We are the only swimming pool company in Utah that specializes in swimming pool, spa, and hot tub service. We are pros when it comes to weekly and bi-weekly swimming pool care, including maintaining your swimming pool’s chemicals. Check us out on the world wide web at www.lifeguardpools.com or call at 801-208-9527 for a free estimate and friendly chit chat 🙂

Many swimming pool companies in Utah spend most of their time and energy on building pools, and couldn’t care less about helping their customers with their long term pool service needs. If you notice that your swimming pool company is doing any of the following, you need to call Lifeguard Pools. We are a swimming pool and spa service company, and that’s all we do. Pretty simple, huh?

They Never Answer The Phone: Your swimming pool company should want your business, and should work hard to get it and keep it. If your pool guys aren’t answering the phone and your messages aren’t being returned, your swimming pool company doesn’t care enough about you. Move on to a company that answers your calls, like Lifeguard Pools and Spas. We’ve even been known to answer our phone on weekends and evenings for all of your swimming pool and spa emergencies.

They Never Show Up On Time: Your time is valuable- and you deserve to have your swimming pool service company to show up on time. If you’re spending too much time waiting around and not enough time actually enjoying your pool, give us a call.

They Don’t Send Qualified Pool Professionals: Your pool company should be sending qualified pool professionals who know what they’re doing and perform the agreed upon service. If you’re noticing that the quality of service and repairs is low, it’s time to find a new company.

If you’re looking for a new Utah swimming pool company to complete your weekly or bi-weekly service, give us a call at 801-208-9527.